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ACR 4k guarantee on the bubble with 98s

navinbits

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January 29, 2016 - 7:11 pm

Game started at: 2016/1/29 15:46:3
Game ID: 560789973 600/1200 $4,000 GTD, Table 3 (Hold’em)
Seat 1 is the button
Seat 1: navinbits (40326).
Seat 2: m240volts (19578).
Seat 4: Dridge15 (14820).
Seat 5: arturomiguel (59606).
Seat 6: bluntzz5499 (69185).
Seat 7: HollaAtYaBoi (35975).
Seat 8: Thereisnotry (57500).
Seat 9: HarveySpecter00 (59916).
Dealt to hero: 9d 8d
Player m240volts has small blind (600)
Player Dridge15 has big blind (1200)
Player arturomiguel raises (2400)
Player bluntzz5499 calls (2400)
Player HollaAtYaBoi folds
Player Thereisnotry folds
Player HarveySpecter00 calls (2400)
Player navinbits calls (2400)
Player m240volts folds
Player Dridge15 folds
*** FLOP ***: [6c 4d 5d]
Player arturomiguel bets (7777)
Player bluntzz5499 folds
Player HarveySpecter00 folds
Player navinbits allin (37806)
Player arturomiguel calls (30029)

Guys, this is right on the bubble 15 paid, we are at 16 players. I am 9/16 in chips. Played with villain a bit and he is running 33/33 for the last 18 hands on this table. Played with the other villain bluntzz5499 and he has probably been the loosest player on the field. He is running 48/39 in 54 hands. I felt both the villains have been raising too many hands. I have absolutely no idea why I chose to flat call this hand preflop. If I thought villain is raising light, I should have shoved. May be the bubble factor made me make this move. I would like to know if this is a big mistake.

As played, on the flop, we have a gut shot and flush draw. Is it right to shove when villain bets? I put in a wide range for the villain (66+, A5s+, KTs+, QJs+, JTs+, A9o+, KQo) and pokerstove puts me at 36% pre and 53% post flop against the main villain.

joelshitshow

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January 29, 2016 - 8:39 pm

6/18 preflop raises is tough to analyze because it’s a small sample. But on the flop an UTG raiser will call your all in with a lot of its range (big pairs, big suited diamonds). It’s only folding AQ/AK with no diamond based on the range I’d assign. It’s possible you gave V too wide of a range because of 33/33. It’s a weird hand because although you have diamond blockers, you’re not blocking the diamonds that would be in V’s range. This might be the case of a hand that doesn’t get called by worse. If you call the flop, V could shut it down on the turn if it misses, and maybe you have a better shot of taking it away then.

4-bet shoving pre may not be right because your hand flops well. Maybe it’s just a fold on the bubble because with two callers ahead of you there’s a good chance someone could bust.

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